As parents and educators, we never truly want our children to fail at anything in life. We see the frustration and anxiety that it can cause them and we naturally want to protect them. Their limiting beliefs may cause them to think they are not "good enough" or "smart enough". Let's face it, failing at something never feels "good" or "exciting" for anyone. Adults are also reluctant to fail. If ... Read More about Five Reasons Why We Should Allow Children To Fail
Three Ways To Make Social Emotional Learning in the Classroom Easy
Social Emotional Learning is becoming a growing need in classrooms. The need for SEL learning seems to be increasing, as students continue to struggle with cooperation, communication, collaboration, and empathy. The struggle is finding ways to integrate it without adding extra work in the day. I am always trying to find new ways to integrate in group projects and independent work without feeling ... Read More about Three Ways To Make Social Emotional Learning in the Classroom Easy
5 Main Personality Types and How They Affect Classroom Group Dynamics
Group work is essential in the classroom. It allows students to learn content, learn from each other, and learn valuable social skills from each other. Cooperation, collaboration, communication, problem solving, taking turns, and active listing are just some of the many social skills that group work supports. With that said, often times they go awry. Students argue, some shut down, some try to ... Read More about 5 Main Personality Types and How They Affect Classroom Group Dynamics
Three Easy Steps To Support Self Care!
Guest Post by Dr. Lauren Moss “Self-Care” has become a buzz term in our culture today. It’s used to self care everything from massages to water! And yet I talk to so many people (counseling clients, friends, teachers, and family members) who tell me, “I’m too exhausted to ‘do’ self-care’! If I had an extra hour in my day, I wouldn't be this stressed and burnt out to begin ... Read More about Three Easy Steps To Support Self Care!
Three Easy Self Care Strategies To Use At Work
Educators are natural givers… constantly supporting the needs of our students, our children, spouses/ significant others, other family members, friends, and extended family. The list could go on forever.With the continuation of Covid 19 in schools however, it is no wonder we as educators are overwhelmed, nervous, and tired. We often neglect ourselves, and with everything going on in our ... Read More about Three Easy Self Care Strategies To Use At Work
Teach Children Empathy and Gratitude
As parents or educators, we all want our children and students to be able to reflect on gratitude and empathy, and sometimes it is hard to teach children empathy and gratitude. . Knowing what makes them grateful and showing empathy to others is a life-long skill that has the potential to foster positive relationships, consider other viewpoints openly, reflect on important people or things, and ... Read More about Teach Children Empathy and Gratitude
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